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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19
AlaalIan Prlaaner..

BERtIs, June ls.--The trial al Lsipsic
OF the Alsatians charged with high
treason resulted in the ooaviotioa OF
dvs OF the pFisoasFs. kSechl.n and
CiandSn we're ezoh sentenced 10 dstsA-
ton for one yesF in fortress. Blsyth
aud Sshiefmaoher we're sentenced 20
two years aud frapp 10 ona and ons-
bali years. The other prisoners. Jordan,
Rsybel, Ffeund Aad HamberG we're 80.
Quilted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19
seeae AZ BodSEe.

DuHiEs, jane Is Several 81 The ten.
ants arrested AZ Bodyks for resisting
The officers have been sentenced 90
PRISON and hard Labor for terms ranging
from one 10 three nontes. After being
sentenced they were taken 20 k1nis ssa.
tioa under the escort o. polics. CFowdl
Of symPathiE % peopls gathered, aoo
cheersd tsem aud became 80 deuicnstFa-
tive that the police we're ordered %
charge aud dispersS thsm. this they
dad WITH a will. and p.ied their haious
80 vigorously THAI several Of the people
we're severely ipiared..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19

PANS, June ls.-A German has been
arrested CT St. McDAFdsnelles on slspi-
oion of being spy, With the o5jsot of
learning the secret Of the manufacture
OF MelinIte.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19
DoNB BY A WAC.

DErRoIF, June ls.-Ths balloon that
that was seen in this vicinity last night
vas sent up by losal wag, who thus
succeeded in bis purpose Of foolinR the
people.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19

vIENNA. June 1s. 1t IL reported that
King Milan, Of Ssrvia. appointed Bis
ties Premier In order 10 gain Russian
tnnaenoe 80 aa 20 o0untegsct the In
arignes Of bis wife. Hs Will nov, 70 l.
said. soc for q divorce.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
HONOHED.

The funeral of the deceased fireman,
George Tompkins, was held yesterday after
noon, aud very appropriately and impress
sively did tho members of the fire depart
ment pay their last respects to their ad
comrade.
The hose house oa North Market was neat
IL draped in black and white, these colors
were wound around the timbers of the inter-
ior, an arch of the same spanned tho brosd
doorway and upon the door were the ini tials
sc. T." The carts were both artistic ally
draped and the members Of the department
wore Grape.
Over the remains Of the deceased lying in
the hose house, was held a short and i'm
pressive service By Rev. Harper, OF the Bap-
tist church. AT the conclusion of this the
body was carried to the hearse by pail bear
e1s chosen from the West Side hook and lad
der company. A funeral procession was
formed Following the hearse came hacks
with friends OF the deceased, then Fire Mar
shall A. G. Waldron aud Mayor B. W. Al
drich; after II ards the hose carts, with mem
bers of the department, the police, hook and
ladder company and carriages. The process
sion moved to the Uaion depot, where the
remains were deposited TO be forwarded to
friends at ltoona, Pa.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
BADLY WANTED.

Marshal T. j. Pounds of Eureka was in
the city yesterday locking for msn named
james Broadyen whom he described as be-
lag about fifty years of age and as having a
dark complexion and long black beard.
Broadwell he SAYS eloped from Eureka some
time ago with tie wife Of James Murlv aud
carried away Russell Clark boy twelve
wears of age Besidss til. Broadwell is
wanted for seveTa. other little offenses
am one which was the attempted rape Of
Mrs. Winters widow, for this onsnse he is
now under bond OF 500. He is al.o under
$3.50 bond for selling whisky.
Es came to Wichira, the marshal says, he is
cutie sure; but search OF alt the ho,el regis
hrs failed 20 reveal fhis name. 1t was found
OUT, however, tha, hrs household goods were
shipped to Belle Mead Center place about
thir-y-ave miles from Dodge City, and for
thar place the marshal left expecting there
., find his man The husband OF the woman
who eloped with Broad~ell Offers a reward
of &o., Tor his arrest but doN not appear
To haye any anxiety 90 see his wife
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
FOR CoUNC1sMES.


&C. Chsv,pg,on wishes to annoInce himself as
candidate for re election councilman from Fifth
ward.
To the Editor of tire Daily Eagle
Please announce re a pddate for election TO
+. r. STONE.
TO the Editor Daily Eagle.
Please announce me as candidas for eounsil%an
hereby announce myself for council from Sec
ond ward. long term. j. c. RfCHET.
A. I. BucKEEIpoE.
Iu response TO the request Of large mum
her OF the residents hereby announce myself as q
N A. ENGLISH
Please announce NE as a candidate for councilman.
Third ward. CnAs. HoFF.
Und. rstapdng II takes 10 fiji the ALTERNATE
from -econd ward hereby announce myself as a
candidate and hope my name is ELL LEE TAYLOR
To the Editor Daily Eagle:
You are authorized To announce Dr. A ID Dursnd
q candidate for councilman ffcm the Irrt ward
hereby annonnce myself n candidate for coun-
Gilman from the First ward. II yoH think |. can
I'll bill vote for IL not vote for the other Eel
low THOMAS JEWELL
At the request Of many citizens hereby announce
myself a candidate for councilman from The 5th
ward. j. (. MkiER.
After repeated solicitations from the heaviest
ia, OF the Fourth ward / have c"nse, ted to
and for councilman for the term ending 1855.
c. E. DERBY.
To the men who called upou me. and TO those send
ing the written communication:
gentlemen: In compliance with year request. 1
hereby announce myeeif cardicsfe for city coun-
ell 70. long term from Fourth ward.
Respectfully.
henry 4. IUIIER.
lam a candidate for alderman in Fourth ward
iong term J. q. MCCOY.
Editor Eagle:
Please announce me as a candidate for councilman
from The Third ward. FREDERICK W. WIBKtN6
At the solicitation OF many friends announce
myself as candidate for uDcilman in Third ward.
v. J.. JOHNSON
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
ADJUSTMENTS
CRAwFORDs.

CRAWFOHDS.
Last night Miss Lillian Lewis presented
the Lady of Lyons. She was greeted by a
much larger house in this, her second APP
pearance, than upon the first, the night be-
fore in the Creole. The play was put upon
the stage in very acceptable manner and
was well received by the audience. Miss
Lewis is gaining many admirers in the city
and the remainder Of her engagements in
the city promise to be quite successful To-
night Camille will be given.
MUSEUM.
Hearne and McGill will prove strong at
traction for the museum as their speciality is
novel, refined and highly entertaing. Mr..
Wells introduced his talking figures yester-
day and at once made himself favorite
with the children. His ventriloquil powers
are truly astonishing. Miss Hayden also
opened yester day with choice musical selec-
tions. The musical tumbiers ara manipulate
Ell in highly artistic manner, and with the
confidence that characterizes the skillful
musician Charcoal Burner" will go Oh
Thursday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
SURPRISED.

The ladies' Of she De5res- OF Honor plsnred
pleasant surprise and together with 2
gooiiy number Of the Hieinsers OF the A u
{ ". repaired l,s- ri sht t. the residence Of
Mr.. aud Mrs, Schumacher On College Hill.
To the surprise o, the party sssclnal-d i
ha.,res,ci 20 be Nrs- Scsu Isachets birthday.
and :, say th.. thsy Ia good TIM IS put
ting !. mild. Tnoss PREF nj were DIR AM
Ms +. A. Pockoszn, Mr. end lars. J. a
Ra,lia. ar and Mrs- kisas, NJ. AMI Mrs
G. II Calhoun, Mr. anaArA q c Dr.se<
W ssd Srs Bru.Susrnsn. ar ani Mrs J.
h. Duttou. Ar. ard Mrs g Aschi-an, Nj
and Nrs ". e. CasSrli. Mr. and Mrs. A d.
Bsyd, NJ. ani Ms. HA~-sg and daughter,
M. !. G. Jeckh.m. Ma Bi;dernsck, srs.
Carter, Mss Griboi
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
OBITUARY.

Died at Garden Pisin, Kan, on Tuesday.
March p, at 10: 30 a m Nettie, beloved wife
of John Keifner, Jr.
The deceased WAS born in Christian county,
III, October 20, 1852, and during the year
1884 came to Kansas with her parents, VINO
now reside near Medicine Lodge Duriug
winter of 's4-5 she taught the public school
at this place, after which she went west and
endured the hsrdships OF frontier life Incl
dent tt proving up claim.
On May ", 1886. she was united in mar
riage to Mr.. keifrer, the druggist, since viii h
ti5ue she has lived among Us, On February
* baby boy was born unto the proud
father and happy mother, and for awhile A.r
recovery seemed but question of . vary
short time; but Unexpectedly TO che ply
stefan and friends she grew i'll rapidly and or
several days she lowered nesr the
border of spiri. land. but to th-
joy of friends and husband grew
weary by constant watching aud wsitiag she
came back, and appeared ccnvalescent; at
this juucture pneumonia set in and all that
science AMI loving hands couid do svaiIei
nothing, and her lamp OF life gradually
went out. The funeral ses-yiees took piaee
in the Baptist church st this place ON Thurs
day last; the funeral discourse beng pro
nounced by the Rev. E B. Beach, OF Cod
dard
Farewell, Settie. thou hast let us,
And tay Joss We deepis feel
But Is God VIII, has bsrefs Us,
He ear all our Sorrows heal
May Ne Who teulpers the WHO'D TO the
shorn lamb be .sith the dis-onsoiate IA Ter
and motberIess boy in this their b, r of sa1
be, ca eiieDt lGSATICS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
HE HowLS

Some weeks ago it seems that Mr. ". L.
Crabb, who IS connected with . distiIlery at
Eminence, Kentucky, visited Kansas City
and looked out in the direction Of Wichita
and southwestern Kansas. He returned to
h,s home and started the word that Wichita
was busted and in fact all southwestern Kan
sas could not survive much longer. The
slabsided reporters and hungry country edi-
tors of his state pricxed up their ears at his
lamentations, and friend Of Kansas in their
midst writes that they are making noise
very much like old cats ON the fence about
3 O'Clock in the morning.
A number of Mr.. Crabb's acquaintance
have visited Wichita and the great south
west and thus have had chance to know
whereof they speak. and are persistent in
praise, but still the Mr.. Crabb thinks be
knows of land he was never in.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR

In response 10 the earnest solicitation OF laage
number az The people Of Wicsii;' WY en- 70
for mayor. -
In response to the numerous JeQrffts mace 70 ne
nv INV friends synorg the business men OF inns cy
,esnectYul,y announce my self a non partisan peo
piles &c udidate for mayor assuring all that electe
Twill devote myself the best interests OF Ihe Guy
frTespectiye Of party or other interests. H. a. LIE
Thereby announce myself a. peoples candidate Tor
,raxor 81 III. cry of Wichita. This action Ii IN re-
Spouse 10 request of many citizens Of city
Contrary TO the advice Of some OF my personal
friends and in accordance with the request OF a
eoodlv number announce myself as candloaoe
Tor mayor OF the great and booming city OF cn1ta
and W ID say thai should be elected WIN Try ana
do nv duties without fear favor and do all can
20 keep up with the spirit of the times.
" NY ~ b. e. EGaIEsTos.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
A SLIGHT DISTURBANCE.

Yesterday afternoon there was quite an
animated discussion in the colored gam
bling den On North Main Th,. Sis,ur.ss &c
grew OUT Of game of ''craIs-,' criss lords
were bandered ard guns pa,lei ust shout
this time city ,uar>hai JUAN, Cares APP
peared upon the Sc e; .,e,lv.,l -eperats II
and dissppesrsa,e .. TIE coE1o-. ,n- were
the result No art tsa..e
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
LOOK OUT FOR LOCOMOTIVE. -

The Kansas Midland and Rock Island
Companies are having little fun these days.
Monday evening the former started laying
track west on Kellogg street from Mosley
avenue and extended their ine across Mead
avenue. Tat it will be observed crosses the
Rock Island right-of-way. Yesterday morn
ing the Rock Island Company gently moved
the Midland out OF the way and extended
their line accross Kellogg street down Mead
avenue. They spiked their iron to the ties
and made temporary crossing for Wagons
The action OF the Kansas Mid
land Company is the subject Of no
little speculation. Especially is this true
among those who know of some recent pur-
chases of the Wichita G. Western, Monday
Mr.. W. D. Smith bought half block on
Lawrence avenue Immediately north of
Orme street for 1900. 1t is stated that
the M Smith is a convenient gentleman for
the W. & w. Company to deed the pnr-
chase to until some more desirable property
can be secured by the company.
swell. what connection has all this with
the Kansas Midland!" cries tho important
lad. He is referred to a
statement in the Globe Democrat of
recent date to the effect that the Frisco Com
pany had gained control of the Kansas Mid
land and is also prompted to the extent that
that statement has never been denied. The
informant then draws quicker breath and
SAYS the W. & w. shakes its head at the
Santa Fe joke and is pulling out for the
Frisco. The trio then presents itself; Frisco,
W. s. W and Kansas Midland.
whats TIE purchase fori" is the question
that follows suit. Then the Spectator that
has just succeeded in adding possible fact
to his small list reddens in the face and
winkS wink OF keep shady" and it is
caught up by the house and the discussion
ends
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
NO BONUS HERE.

There is not day passes, hardly, in which
che editor Of this paper doesntreceive letters
from some person or company with reference
to manufacturing at this point; and not only
letters, but calls from individuals. We
urged our business men, several weeks ago,
to organize q manufacturers bureau, to
whom all these questions, propositions and
individual applications might be referred.
To fill the positions Of both an editor and
bureau is Just little bit wearing, and again
we urge the matter of a bureau. But in the
absence or failure of such action we viii say
to all men and interests seeking new loca-
tions, that Wichita is not and never has been
Those concerns desiring bonus to locate can
find towns all around Wichita anxious to
give bonus. You can come to Wichita and
succeed with the general success OF
the place or go to some other
place for bonus and fail Nothing sue
ceeds like success, not even bonus. A bonus
never made a success Of any enterprise that
wouldn't have been a greater success in the
absence OF the bonus. There are kinds OF
manufacturing interests which will command
Wichita money in the way OF subscription
to the capital stock. Such are all right.
And again we have property holders or real
estate holders Sho will give lands for sites
for manufacturing plants. The gift will not
be a bonus. however, but simple matter OF
business to increase the value Of adjacent
property. There are going to grow up with
our city some great, rich and powerful man.
ufacturing concerns, grow up along with the
shipping, packing, jobbing and general
commercial interests, and some of them have
already gotten foothold. but they will be
unbonused concerns Wichita understood
too thoroughly the fundamental law and un-
derlying principle of suits and dried apples
to bonus even newspaper or dumb fog
horn in the way of cheap pamphlet.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
STOCK sU BscRlBED.

Yesterday the stock for the Wichita Soap
Mandatory company was increased to SEQ /;
COO The following gentlemen were elected
directors: W. 8. Wisden, G. Hutchinson. B.
s. Harringan, F.. Embry, N. A. English, J.
B. Carey, and L. F. Sherwood. A commit
tee was appointed to consider bids for loca-
ton, consisting Of the following gentlemen:
]. B. Carey, F. Embry and j. F. Stafford.
An effort will be made to determine upon
location today. The stock has been raised
and the enterprise is an assured fact.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
FOUND DEAD.

Mr. Adam Smith was found dead at his
home near St Marks last Sunday. He had
for some years lived by himself in house
some distance from the town and gentleman
called Sunday and found him dead. He was
quite an old man. He had not been seen for
ten days and it is believed he had been dead
some days.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The committee appointed 10 decorate G. A
r hail for the convection sext thursday u
requsssei to meet AZ the home at tn. sc ;resa-
~, SsS Waco, next Wednesday stss-soon ~
8 O'Clock to maze arrangements Tor tee same.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
WICHITA AND VALLEY cENrER
Motor Hallway and Land ComDaay-CA4rseF
Granted-Direectors and O1eers Elected


Some days ago mention was made OF
scheme for operating motor line from this
city to Valley Center The charter has been
granted calling for a capital stock of $780,
coo instead of s5o0,000 rs was first antici-
pate1 would be asked for. The company IS
styled the Wichita and Valley Center Motor
Railway and Land Company. The object is
to equip a motor line to run from some
point in the corporate limits of the city to
some point in the corporate limits OF valley
Center. The mootr to be used will be steam.
This point is assured and with the double as
surance that no SPAWN jointed mules will be
invited over the road.
The route has not been decided upon. 1t
will be influenced by the invitation for it In
the form of pecuniary inducement. This
question will soon engage the attention of
the company.
Directors of the company have been elect
cd with the following result: B. W. Aldrich,
John Fisher, 81. R. Butler, John Doran. E.
R. Powell, j. R. Hallowell, a. D. Heiserman,
A. II. Carpenter and A. Allen.
The following officers have been elected:
President, b. D. Heiserman; vice-president,
A. Allen; treasurer, j. o. Davidson; secre-
tary, A. A. Carpenter; attorney, ]. r. Hal
lowell.
Tina following gentlemen have subscribed
stock: W. Mathewson, w. A. Richey, C.
A. Walker, W. Kassell, W. w. Swe ntzell,
John Taylor, Jno Rich, N. P. Jackson, ]. T.
Carpenter, E. P. Ford and J. V. Moffitt.
The company propose to give twenty
minute service Work will commence at an
early date and il is hoped to get the line in
operation in few months.
THE company has purchased $50 acres OF
land nea Valley Center and are getting it in
shape to sell one acre lots.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
FOR justice or THE PEACE.

Announce me as a cardidBte for the ofice OF JUS
tce OF tie peace oI the city OF u icbts-
5. l. BARRETT.
W. F. WALKER VIII be candidate for reelection to
the ONCE OF justice OF the peace.
Respectfully soliciting the patronage OF the voter,
OF the city OF Wichita. ] hereby announce mn self
candidate for the Nee Of justice Of peace OF said
city. A. n. RUSSELL.
At the solicitation OF many voter announce my
self q candidate for justice OF the peace.
BERTRAND JONES.
BY the urgent request OF many citizens l hereby
announce myself independent candidate for
Justice Of the peace Of the city Of wichita.
I - MA
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
RCNAWAYS:.

The south part of the city loomed up last
evening with two runaways. One team went
south on Emporia avenue near three-fourths
of mile and were caught.
Number two was span of horses attached
to hack. The latest dispatches stated they
had not been caught.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

r.. ReshwcB, oSe o. ils lr4sstas tsssine-s
m.a Of Harper. sGi w.so tuih The opera
hs,u.. IA taa. city bearing MS nAss.c. hsss~sn
speo6iing the past two days N "ich-tA On
hrsipe~x lr both sell ens~rtsins 30 tsoosss
touching Earpe.Is future a. ooe of soatsssn
Ksr.as' . Id towns
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

The Midland stole q march on tue H>cx
Island night before Las. They conipsetsd
the gTading, O. their li1s nortsss-f Oh the ely
and all row compel the kocs islani 10
c.-sSs their road BE- this means 80 fsteer
roa.. viii. according 20 citosT iaT or Gust 'sn,
be under tie. necessity OF ba;itin and keep
Ing IN r.,,alr the raIIrssai, crs<'sns
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Oar old fel;ow townsman, Jack Grant, Is
mo from Coidwater, which lie says i.
booming.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

WI C1Ask. N ergibe~r IN ,hs Asse mi
Faclnc, Is IN The city, gsess OF Aas ofosser,
O6orr Eugeoe Clark
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Mr.. j. '. Motiiite left last evening for
Topeka TO attend t" some business matters.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Mrs. Leland, Mrs. Jim Rogers and Mr..
Weir. of E,Dorado, were in the city yester-
day shopping.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

L. L. Barrett and L. johnson aud Frank
n nrond capitalists from Buffalo, n. T.,
. eproepscting in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Mrs. W. F. Green has been very III fof
some days and not expected 10 live.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Our dear personal frient, saps. White,
bu. cranky coternoorary, does as great IN
iustsce in the attitude in which be places Us
touching ouc convictions on tho woman SUI
fraSe question We believe tha: be oss' sleeves
that woman suffrage bo.es no good, to the
home. to the government, OF for that mater
to the race Why can't be permit Us to give
VOICE to that belief As our o sn as well!
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Ticket No. ~ crew the large crsyon pis-
ture at Mr.. Conley's drug store, 22s n Main
street
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
For CONSTABLE.

announce myself as the peoples candidate for
constable. oy request Of many friends
WILLIAM WEISS.
You are authorized 20 sr;,ounce my name as
d.Gae for cons able. J. u EUsloN
To the Voters OF Wichita City
hereby announce myssh a candidate for
elect, u oice Of city coIstsile II Il, cred
shall cot be tie tool of psSty, clique clan, but
al ofac,r tor the vi ole pee pie - 81 e city.
Respectfully,
RUFUS CoSE.
Please announce that am independent e. ndi-
date for the Office OF cons' able. s. hEEBER.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

A A. Post. the jeweler, was out 10 King
man yesterday on business
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Jesse Shuts OF Ness City was among yes
tertlay's arrivals.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
POLICE Jul GE.

Please announce me as pecpi. Is candidate for 90
Ice Judge cf the oity II ichtp. A. II. NekEE.
lam candidate for police Judge,
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30


VIII you please state that / am a nor partisan
candidate for police judge. Respectfully.
ID. L. GREEN.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

d. A. Cook, q lawyer Of Ottawa, III, i.
looking over the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Charles FINK, Esq, of Harper, who has
been north, called yesterday morning for a
minute being ON his way home. Mr. Finch
says he had talk with the Chicago..& Atoms
righc-of-way man at Kansas City day or
two since end that that official unreservedly
declared that the trunk line was bound for
Wichita and at an early day. Let her come.
She can't afford to do other wise, and Wichita
wouldn't have it any other way.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Frank Cunningham is confined to his room
with the measles
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
THE COURTS.
POLICE COURT.

The famous and only, and much sought
fer Tom Collins was found by Officer Lilly
night before last, dead drunk and fast
asleep in store box. He appeared before
his honor yesterday morning to answer to
the charge of being drunk. He did not deny
it, but had no money TO keep himself from
the cooler.
PROBATE COURT.
Marriage license was yesterday issued by
the probate judge to
John Kiunker, of Obrien county, Iowa and
Dora Uppendahl, Of Wichita.
Georg. II Jiliius a,ld Lara Cox, both of
Mount Hope.
Thomas l.. Mayberry and Kate B. Hamil-
ton, both of Segwick county.
John ID. Whitehead and Mary Bowls, both
OF Cheney.
George Steenroi was appointed admins
traitor Of the estate oi Adam Schmidt, the
m IN who was found dead in his bed at ST.
Marks, some days ago.
John Whiting was appointed administra-
tor OF tie estate OF Samantha Wood, de-
ceased A settlement was also Iaaie il this
estate
An inquest of insanity was held on the
person OF Otto WoIter i'll accordance with an
information filej by his brother Henry Vol
ter A jury comprised OF II. Owens, NJ. ID +,
A. W. and G. ". Snyder, J. f. Hurst, J. W..
Williams and Squire Owens was found, and
they, after hearing the evidence, adjudged
the man insane and ordered his Incarceration
in an asylum. he was a German farmer
about 81 years of age. and came to this coun-
try q short time ago from Oshkosh, Wiscon-
SIN. The cause OF his insanity, as CLEANED
from the evidence, was an unfortunate love
affair in WlscOrSin.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

j. L. Ames Of Cambridge, O., is in the
CITY
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

f Z. Dean of Kentop, O.. is in the city
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

w. o. Manpin OF Les Angeles, Cal, is at
the Manhattan.